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More fine tracks include one original composition by Seddon. ~ Steve Winick
Photographers: Dale Blindheim; Norman Chalmers.
Personnel: Mary MacMaster (vocals, harp, electric harp); Patsy Seddon (vocals, harp).
Recording information: Rel Studios, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Sileas Beating Harps Songs | 1. | Pipers, The |
| 2. | Silver Whistle, The |
| 3. | Oh Wee White Rose of Scotland |
| 4. | Solos, The |
| 5. | Miss Gordon of Gight |
| 6. | Puirt a Beul |
| 7. | Shore of Gruinard, The |
| 8. | Ca' the Yowes |
| 9. | Dogs, The |
| 10. | Beating Harps |
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